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New HosrERr AND UspEnwE,R.
SEATON PERRY.
(Succesor to PERRY 4 BROrHHRy


(Succesor to PERRY BRorHKR,D
CHILDREN'S BLACK NAVY AND SEAL RIBBED
COTTON HOSE, Of French. German and Englisll
manufacture, all sizes, ranging from 25c TO 81 per
BOYS FRENCH BLACK RIBBED COTTON HOSE,
CHILbREN's INFECTED BLACK CASHMERE
WOOL HOSE si1 Fs e ~ p,puvn ,,s,
h fIPo HE Z PxiN AND RIBBED BLACK COT
TON AND Isle HOSIERY For WOMEN, all sizes,
NEW BLACK ASb 6oLoREp SILK HOSIERY
' IXfkS FINE BLACK CASHMERE HOSE. sises 8
c-fE&TRS GooS VALUES in New B.rprirr.n Ho-
siery, sizes to 10, ranging from $50 70 per pair
MENs FRENCH AND ENGLISH PLAIN AND
RIBBED COTTON SOCKS sizes o TO IL, ranging
lr NOVELTIES FL Il il eI PAIN AND FANCY coLoREp
QUAKER CITY FINE DRESS sHiRfs for 81.
COMPLETE STOCK OF MERINO UNDERWEAR
FOR MEN. WOMEN, AND CHILDREN in Medium
and Heavy WEIGHTS. made by the best European and
American manufacturer and at Lowest Prices
WARNERS THoMPSON'S. AND FRENCH G. p.
CORsETs, from q to s3.50. -
LINEN CAMBRIC HANDKERCHIEFS.
LOWEST QUOTAT ONSr ON CHINESE AND
JAPANESE SILK HANDKERCHIEFS.
tHPLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES
SEAToN PERRY,
Perry Building. Pennsylvania ave, cor 9th ct.
Established 1S40. nlg
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South Carolina Barbarfty..
A WHITE WOMAN AND COLORRD NAN LAsBKp q,
THE REGULATORS

Charleston, 8. c., Dispatch says: Last night
the masked band Of Regulators In Chester County
raided the house Of young white woman who
lived with her aged mother and had been sus-
pected OF intimacy with Jack Good, leader of the
colored people. They tore the young woman from
her bed, and, without even permitting her to put
on her shoes, forced her to walk to thicket where
she was tied TO tree and whipped until she was
exhausted. She was gagged, so that her cries for
help were drowned After she had
been beaten TO their satisfaction the fu{iaps car
red her to neighboring house and left her there
They then went "a the h0rSe of LACE coon ana took
him out TO the woods where fearful flashing was
administered TO his bare back. The blood was
trtckling down his back as he was assisted out of
the county by the boot toes OF his whippera He
was Warned never TO show himself again. Trust
worthy citizens or Chester county say there was
nothing wrong between Jack Good and the young
white woman. steps have been taken to have the
law enforced against the regulators and six men
have been arrested
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One OF Bridgeports letter-carriers, whose duties
requ ire him TO distribute the mail over his route
after darS has adopted the novel practice OF wear
ing an electric scarf-pin. When DESTROYS or look
ing at the address OF an envelope In the dark, he
holds IL up before his face and switches on the
electricity concealed In his pocket HIS scarf-pin
flashes out a one-candle power electric light.
John Buckley, OF Meriden, caught a swapping
turtle and took II TO the telephone Office where he
works He thought that he would kill the animal
by electricity, and 80 put the end OF wire in front
OF II, and the turtle snapped IL and held on. Then
Buckley put another wire under the shell and
turned on the entire electric current OF the office
The turtle shut his jaws tighter and closed his
shell, and In fve minutes was apparently as dead
as Julius Cesar, but the next morning he was
walking around the ONCE quite heartily. L. had
received an electric shock powerful enough to kill
q man
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n16--dts
OHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es
NINETEENTH AND L STREETS NORTH


By virtue of decree OF the Supreme Court of AZ
the District Of Columbia, passed the 18th day IN
Of November, 1897. IN Equity Cause numbered -
10,O31 Docket 81 the undersigned will committee
of John H. Taylor lunstc, sell at public auction in
front Of the premises on SATURDAY. the TWENTY
SIXTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1887, at HALF-PAST
FOUR OCLCK NJ, the interest Of said lunatic being
onehalf undivided in following real estate
situated in the city OF Washington District of Column
bia to wit: Parts of original Lots seventeen Q and
eighteen 1S), in square numbered eighty five 1851,
beginning at the northeast corner Of said Lot IL aud
running thence south on 10Th street ninety-two C92)
feet six t6) inches thence west twenty-five (25)
thence north ninetytwo S2) feet six 80 inches to
street thence east on street twenty-five (25) feet
the beginning.
the day Of SALE within ten days thereafter de-
post Of $500 to be made when purchasers bid is
copied Terms to be complied with within ten days
after sale or the property viii be resod at the risk snd
cost of the defaulng purchaser after five days notice
in the Evening Star newspaper. All taxes will be paid
up TO day Of sale out of the Abstract
conveyancing and recording 1T purchasers cost.
The undersigned Is authorized TO st.te that the
Of the other onehalf viii cell er interest the
same price and on the same terms a. that for which
said lunatic's interest may be sold
OTIS +, PRESBREy. Committee.
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1THoMAs BOWLING, Auctionesr.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, on THE SOUTH SIDE OF ST !,
Nol7ls, BETWEEN nth AND 18TH sTREIfs
NORTHWEST
District of Columbia passed the 9th day of March
sixned trustees will sell At public auction frunt Of
the premises, on WEDNESDAY, the THIRTIETH
DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1887. at FOUR O'CLOCK P.
city Of Washington. District of Columbia and known
and described parts of original lot twenty three )
and sublot sixteen q o. in square one hundred Snd
twenty seven U27) being the fve l5l feet a
inch of said original lot twenty-t three C23 by the
depth thereof and the twenty C2O) seven al
inches of said sublot sixteen l6) by the depth
thereof improved by handsome threestory pressed
brick residence.
Terms of sale as prescribed by the decree third
OF the purchase money in cash. and the balance in
and two years IN equal payments for which the notes
Of the purcaser must be gven to bear interest from
the day Of SALE and secured by deed of trust the
property Sold all cash. at the purchaser's option
AL conveysncing at purchasers cost. A deposit Of
$3.50 at time of s&e is required II the OF sale
are not complied with In ten days the trustees
the right 70 resell the property at the risk and cost
THOMAS J. FISHER Trustee.
cRAMMoND KENNEDY. fra..ss NV
KellosH building.
n1S-dts l&10 st. NV.
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Prom the Court Journal
The joint present TO the pope Of thirty-two Aus
tran archdukes Is a easket containing relics OF
saints, but the top % which was nodouot originally
the cover OF precious and priced missal IL Is
perfect In preservation, although II dates from the
beginning OF the fifteenth century. Two feet high
and one foot and half broad it IL Q rare piece Of
workmanship such as the world does not hold
many OF. and the purity Of its outlines and SIM
phcity or design ale very striking. This rare gfft
i contained In box u ruby plush, on which
an;D1ukss Is surrounded by q collar OF the Golden
flseee, sarmounted Ia It's turn by an imperial
crOwn- 1hs rrst In The list Of archdukes b the
crown Prince Rudolph The youngest branches OF
The imperial number among them even the grand
son OF Arcnduke Charles Louise, who b but few
te'selled tiara, b not among the exhibits Of the
Trades Museum
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOT ON STREET BETWEFN l6TH AM
18th SIS: NV. AND FRONTING SOUTH.
By virtue of two deeds of trust dated Feb ~
ruary 1875, the other dated January g. 1856, ~
recorded in the land records Of the District Of
Columbia the former in hber 77s, fol 216. ct eco.
the latter in hber 1l64. fol 90 se and at the
quest OF the parties secured thereby ne VIII offer for
FOUR O'CLOCK 2; N on THURSDAY, the FIRST
IN the city Of Washington. In said District, known
lot No. 81. in Thomas and Perrys recorded subdi-
vision Of the north half Of square fronting 22
on street extended by sdepth of LIS feet to 20oot
public alley.
twelve and eighteen months from the day Of sale
at Per cent from the day Of sale and
by deed Of trust on the property Terms to be COM
piled with within ten days from day Of SALE otherwise
the property will be resod at the risk and cost Of the
defaulting purchaser-$100 down At time Of sale.
RICHARD r. MORSELL, r.,..uu-
nl9-dkds WILLIAM L sEUFFERLE,5 irusteee
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CREAL EsTAIE ON SEVENTH STREET, Be
THE CITY OF WASHINGTON, d. G.
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of
Of December. AD. 1856, in Equity Cause No9. 81
on TUESDAY. The SIXTH DAY OF DECEMBER, A
d. 1887. at FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ, the following par
@ Of ,9a N IL he sg ~
First. The north half of Lot numbered zen uo) i'm
proved BY four-story Brick Building, known a. No
SlS IN street ana one-story back building. with
second; The south half Of lot numbered eleven uD
improved by nvest Brick Building. known - No
SIS 9TH street with foprstory Back Build
Third Part Of lot numbered Hx 90, beginning for
The same Of the northwest Of said LOS thirty
{30 foot alley and running thence east about thirty
i've l3Sl feet eleven Old inchss thence south about
sss sieve. Ell
thence to the beginning improved by Brick Stable.
The above property ofers unusual Inducements to
persons desiring investments IN busipes. property
81 al. I: Ds1yd6 y the st
t3) years With interest from day Of sale for which
notes will b required or all cash. ct option Of puf
snassr Sr Purcn:.ers; upon oonnsmation Of sas and
conveyed Conveyancing q cost Of purchaser: II
terms Of sale are not complied with in ten Q0 days
the trustees will resell at and risk Of defauting
Ru.cH:.sra a dsRSsis e 400 each in ne Iss tES
WIIIIAM 4 GORDON.
RsSYsALSS fffNpA11. rn.,...
JS Ssi II Il = NIL :IA 4 s'~
nssas ib6tDSsnciassoSx Baos.. iusson...s.
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DEREMPTORY SALE OF FINE BUILDING LOT
L On EIGHTH STREET EAST NEAR EAST CAP
ITOL STREET
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER
THIRTY, at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK, we osleE

VIII sell, IN front OF the PREMISES, NV
LOT g. SQUARE 919, 49,
fronting so feet 9Th street east between East Capt.
toll and North streets One Of the finest lots in this
vicinity
Terms One third cash balance in one and two years.
notes bear per cent interest from day of pay
able semi and to be secured by deed trust
on premises sold, all cash at purchasers option.
deposit Of $500 required At time Of SALE Conveyanc-
ing, &c, at purchaser's cost Terms to be complied
with in ten days otherwise right reserved to resell
days public notice of such resale in some newspaper
1n2a-dSds DINCXNSON BROS Aucts
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DUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneera

ERAME HOUSE AND LOT ON THIRTEENTH
IL STREET EAST. NEAR PENNSYLVANIA AVE-
NUE. AND NEAR NEW BRIDGE.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER -
TwENTY-FIFTH at HALF-PAST -FOUR fEt3
O'CLOCK. we will sell. in front Of the VII
LOT 8. SQUARE 1o45,
fronting SO feet 6k inches on 18th street between
Pennsylvania avenue and Georgia avenue, with
depth of l57 feet 81 inches, improved by Frame
Dwelling house. This property. being near Pennsyl
vana avenue and the new bridge now under contract
presents very desirable Investment
Terms One.thrd cash, balance Of terms liberal, and
veyancing, &C., ut purchasers cost Terms to be CON-
Piled with in days from day Of sale otherwise the
right reserved to resell at the risk and cost Of default
ing purchaser after i've days public notice Of such
sale In some newspaper published in Warrington DC
n1S-d DUNCANSON BROS. AuctioneersL
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Base Hall Notes.

PARTICULARS OF THE BIG DEAL IN THE AMERICAN
ASSOCIATION.
Won der Abe and Byrne have completed arrange
ments for the transfer OF Bushong from st. Louis
TO the Brooklyn club but there is still some differ
ence between them as to the price to be paid by
Byrne for Carutners, the st. Louis pitcher It Is
understood that the Metropolitans will not play
In New York next season. As part OF the base
ball deal by which the Athletic club secures the
services OF Gleason and WEIGH, OF the champion
ST. Louis team the latter club Is TO have Mulligan
McGarr and Mann Of last seasons Athletic team.
Dancing Declared a Sin.
Beaver pa Special to Pittsburs Dispatch.
The political contest Is not the only one that is
receiving attention here at present. There Is an
other, and one that is likely to stay for some time.
IL is nothing more nor less than a hight between
the ministers OF the various churches and a dane
ing class recently organized here. The class held
its first meeting on Friday night OF last week. was
largely attended, and promised to be most pleas
ant enjoy for the young folks during the
coming winter On sunday number OF the young
people VINO had Identified themselves with the
class were spoken TO by their respective minister's
and the sinfulness OF dancing was explained TO
them. and they were told in plain terms that 1t
was strictly forbidden by the rules OF the church.
and IN u they must at once sever their connection
The row which this kicked I'D may easily be i'm.
agined and the ministers saw that different meas
ures would have TO be adopted in order to bring
the young people TO time. Yesterday and to-day
the parents OF the young folks have been enlisted
In the warfare against the dancing class Deacon
Imbrie, OF the United Presbyterian Church, Is
roundly criticised by many OF the young people
Tor the active part taken by him In the opposition
HIS TWO daughters were among the first TO Join
the class, and were instrumental in getting others
10 join. What effect the church opposition VIII
have remains for next Frid y night to reveal The
young men threaten that II the ministers break
up the dancing class they dhe young mem will
VIII ualy DOycOtting the Beaver churches.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Auctioneers.

WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Auctoneers
TWO-ST0RY BRICK DwELLING-HoUSE AND
LOT, FRONTING ON A STREET. BETWEEN
THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS NORTHEAST,
No. $40.
HALf-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM, We shall sell. ~
IN front Of premises part lot No. In square 1855 I'D
bya two-story brick dwelling: 1--WE rooms water and
Terms $1,000 cash balance in six. twelve. and
eighteen months secured by deed Of trust prop
erty sold All conveyancing at purchasers cost 300
down on day OF sale.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AETERNOON.

THIS AFTERNOON.
NV n Thk EIfk SklSk saT AZ rSS
THIRD 2p 1871 FUR Sciock
t. sns Kew
York avenue northwest fronting 10 Al inches on
Of the lot the same being par, Of suSiet &C square
ing; having Il rooms and al modern Improvements
Terms: one-third cash. balance in three years. rep
resented BY puEsh..ss note duly secured on The
Per annum from day OF sale. payable semi annually
Sc ; a. s s. % cost asRo;,
to rese NE prop S z, the
days public notice Of such resale in some newspaper
published in Washington. D. G. Title good- The ab-
sract Of The Real Estate Title Insurance Company viii
House can be inspected application to Auctonesrs
n,s.ass, DUSoANsoN III RIOS ,sa h1s..;
WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 Co. AuctioneersL
VALUABLE PROPERTY ON THE WEST SIDE OF
FIFTEENTH STREET. BETWEEN L AND N
STREETS NORTHWEST.
On wEDNEspAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER ~
win sell. in front Of the premi.es, parts Of sab
lots % and 81 in 1877 fronting IL i5th
Terms Assume trust q 81 500. bearing per cen,
interest balance " cssh CCsn,ssysnetnS Be- At pur.
resell At risk and cost OF defaulns purchaser
1--WE days public notice Of such resas in news
Title Insurance Co.s Abstract
EUFTy DYER
Real Estate and Loan,
n17-6t 1901 st NV.
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BOWLING. Auctioneer.

GOVERNMENT SALE OF CONDEMNED MATE.
RAJ. &c, At THE INTERIOR DEPARTMENT
On FRIDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER TWENTY:
FIFTH 1887 commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, shall
sell at the Pension Office large lot of office other
Furniture, Mating Old Iron, &c.
ALSO ON SAME DAY AT TWO O'CLOCK
Ut the Interior Department, one Horse, y number OF
Carpets, Office Furniture Of every description Shelly
ing MattnG &C. &C. by order of the Secretary of the
Interior
n22-dts THOMAS DOWNING Auctioneer
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E. G.. DAVIS
7l9 MARKET SPACE.
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
NOW READY.
OUR STOCK OF MERINO UNDERWEAR
COMPRISES ALL THE NEWEST AND MOST
DESIRABLE MAKES. AND WE OFFER THEM
AT PRICES TINT CANNOT BE BEATEN.
We DESIRE TO CALL SPECIAL ATTENTION
TO A SMALL INVOICE OF JERSEY RIBBED
VESTS JUST RECEIVED. WHICH WE
OFFER AT THE Low PRICE OF 81: BE.
FORE PURCHASING THE SAME ARTICLE
ELSEWHERE AT s1.29. SEE OURS. WE
ALSO SHOW AsPLENDID LINE OF LOWER
PRICE GOODS. FROM soc. UP, WITH
PANTS TO MATCH. CHILDREN'S GOODS
IN GREAT VARIETY. ALL AT BOTTOM
PRICES.
IF You NEED BLACK HOSIERY OF ANY
KIND YOU CANNOT FIND BETTER Or
MORE COMPLETE STOCK IN THE CITY
THAN WE CAN SHOW YOU.
IN HANDKERCHIEFS OF ALL KINDS
OURSTOCK is SIMPLY UNAPPROACHABLE.
AIL-LINEN HANDKERCHIEF FROM 1Oc.
TO slO EACH. DUCHESS LACE HANDKER-
CHIEFS IN GREAT VARIETY, AND AT
PRICES FULLY SO PER CENT LESS THAN
THE SAME GOODS HAVE EVER BEEN
OFFERED. WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED
JOB LOT OF FINE COLORED EMBROID-
Erred HANDKERCHIEF. GOODS THAT
FORMERLY SOLD AT 75c TO q EACH;
WE WILL SELL THIS ENTIRE LOT. $50
DOZEN. At Csc. EACH. THERE WILL BE
PICK IN THEM. so DON'T DELAY TOO
LONG IN MAKING YOUR SELECTIONS.
WE SEEL AN ALL-LINEN EMBROIDERED
HEMsTITCH INITIAL HANDKERCHIEF AT
Csc. THAT WE CONSIDER REMARKABLY
CHEAP.
OUR STOCK OF LACEs, EMBROIDERIES,
NECK-WEAR, TRIMMINGS, FUR AND FUR
TRIMMINGS. RIBBONS, EXTRACTS AND
NOTIONS Is FULL AND VERY ATTRAC-
TIVE
FULL LINE BLACK AND COLORED VEL
VETS. PLUSHES IN ALL THE NEW
SHADES. SUITABLE FOR FANCY WORK
ONE PIECE sEAL-BROwN PLUSH AT %,
WORTH &S.
KID. GOAT AND FABRIC GLOVES IN RE-
LIABLE MAKES, AT LOW PRICES
BLACK AND GREY DRESS GOODS THAT
WILL WEAR WELL AND GIVE SATISFAC-
TON.
E G. DAVIS
Mo 10 Market Space. Cor. 9Th st
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Wednesday WhatnOts.

The mysteries OF anagrams are many, but who
would suppose that lone hug would be found
"enOugh?"-JelCish Messenger.
THE word dude Is to be put into the next die
tionary, but IL Will never be seen there by the
dude. - Chicago Times.
waiter, take away this beer; it's muddy, The
waiter without stirring)-"You are deceived sir
II is the glass which is dirty the beer is excellent
Taste it."--JudQe.
Mr.. Edison's photograph preserves a conversa-
ton for one hurt7ed years But conversations
For instance there Is the celebrated Conversation
between the governor OF North Carolina and the
governor OF south Carolina--Louisviue Courier
Journal y
lone night man gave me a five-dollar gold
piece by mistake Tor Nickel sand the street-car
conductor who belongs TO the Emerald Beneficial
ASSOCIATION he came down TO the barns on the
run-in, and | hshed his sinner out Of my nickel
pocket for him. He was only a poor clerk In a
grocery, but he gave me so cents. Another day
restored $3.50 which woman had left In the car
She never even said Thank YOU THAT'S the
woman OF it!'-Bu0dto Express.
IL IS interesting 10 trace the evolution OF words
and expreslons Cultivated people say, SHOW do
you do?" Those who are less precise say Slow
dydoo?' In the backwoods OF tennessee they say
"HOwdye" The noble red man OF the West saws
NOrtCieh Bulletin.
GEORGE PARTY MAY CHANGE IT'S NAME-Since
Dr. McGtyhn declared that the united labor party
should select new name for itself the Question
mas been actively agitated but nothing d finite
udS yct Octu arrived at. n list Of about seventy
names has just been distributed among the MEM
bers or the party, from which it Is urged thar &C.
lectlons De made. Here are some OF the most pecu-
liar names suggested: Higher Law IA nti-Rent "
Peoples Business "InaIienable Rights. "Anti.
tsury," "knights OF Liberty s'Inited Democ-
racy, "Je1ersonlan' and United states"
The RICHMOND AND DASvILIE PRRsrDRNcY-A
Special from Richmond says influential stocKhold-
eTs OF the Richmond and Danville Railroad saw
that Gen. L. NJ Logan Will not he elected president
or that road at the annual meeting OF the stock
holders here In January, and that the new presi-
dent viii De john Ii. in1nan, OF New York
TRAGEDY At DANCE IN BASGoR-For a number
OF years the hall occupied by the Grand Army
Post at Bangor, Me-, has been devoted on FRIDAY
evenings 10 social dances. saturday mig e the
dance came 70 sad conclusion Win. WEIGH. a
smart young Irish Lad, was paid on on Friday
forenoon at Stems mill. and he and his friend
Patrick Burke thought they would come 70 BanoOr
for good time. They visited several places in
the city, and nnaliy concluded that they would
ike 70 dance. They went TO the Grand Army Hall
and were admitted, but, after q short time their
presence was objected TO. Burke went out but
WEIGH got into scuffie with 4. r. stewart a mem
Der OF the post and doorkeeper, who pushed him
over the steep stairway, down which he fell
WEIGH was picked up In an unconscious state with
broken skull He died In a few hours stewart
was arrested, but was released after hearing on
small bonds
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sKAL PLUsHEs, CoLoRED PLUsHEs. C0LORED
MELTON CLOTHA SILK NArTEIAssk SILK
vELvETR BROCADB vELvET6 AND A FULL
LINE OF AsTRAKAN CLOTHS IN ALL O0LOR6,
BIARETZ CLOTH FOR MORNING GARMENTS.
OTTOMAN CLOTH AND QUILTED sATINS IN
ALL COIORs. AT THE VERY LOWEST PRICEA
BROApCIOTHs IN ALL GRADEa
GREAT BARGAINS IN DRESS 0OODA
FANCY FLANNELS AT SING. WORTH soc
NEW HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR
ENFIELD SHAKER FLANEELS IN ALL
WEIGHTS.
SPECIAL SALE or sBoP WORN BLANxKrR
SLIGHTLY 60ILED. AT VERY GREAT REDUCL
TION6
ONE PRICE VI. u sHUsTKR . ooHA
alt elo PsnnsyivsuA ave.
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DRArH OF GEN. RANDOLPH MARcY.-Brevet BrfQa-
dier Gen. Randolph b. Marcy died In Orange. Nj.
last evening, aged seventy-six years. He had
been falling for several months. Death was due
70 Old age. He was twenty years In the United
states frontier service, and the father.in-law of
the late Gen. George b. Mcclellan. He leaves two
children, MS. Dr. T. Z Clark and MrA Mcclellan
KILLED By A PoLIcxMAN.-Wm Baldwin, OF Chat
afternoon and Policeman Howard fatally wounded
In . shooting ARRAY In which Baldwin was pttted
against three omcers The latter had arrested
Bob King, who was taken TO Baldw is house FOR
the latter 10 become his surety. Baldwin ordered
the on1cefs TO turn King loose They refused and
he began shooting. He enptied the SIX barrels Of
his revolver at thrrn, striking On1cer Howard In
the forehead The ball fractured the skull and he
Is not expected 20 survive. Baldwin received three
shots In the stomach He walked into the house
and almost Immediately expired. Baldwin was
bad character and had already killed two meo.